Ottawa British Restaurants

The Clock Tower is a cozy place with an eclectic crowd of all ages. The food, a mix of traditional pub-grub and more exotic dishes, is tasty and reasonably priced. Portions are substantial and filling, allowing patrons to concentrate on more important matters like trying out all of the seasonal brews. If beer drinking fails to hold one's attention, the downstairs game room should provide ample activities for fun seekers. With a pool table, televisions, a variety of board games, this rec room is an ideal setting for a relaxing weeknight or cozy Sunday get-together. This downstairs space is also available for rent and can make hosting your next get-together a breeze.

The old English-style atmosphere of the Earl of Sussex Pub on the corner of Sussex Dr. and Murray St. brings a unique feel to downtown Ottawa. Within eyeshot of the National Art Gallery and the Parliament buildings, this quality pub offers a cozy and warm atmosphere inside, with a huge patio to be enjoyed on hot summer days. The Earl of Sussex Pub attracts a wide range of customers who can enjoy many foods ranging from fish and chips, to delicious calamari. Their variety of beers is superb and the extensive wine list features the best from both new and old worlds. Even the proprietor, Pedro Lopez, often treats guests with magic tricks performed at their tables.

Lieutenant's Pump has been Elgin Street's premier pub since 1984. Its lively atmosphere draws people in, while the wide range of tap beers, delicious entrées and affordable lunches keeps customers coming back. With over 3,000 square feet, the Pump has intimate nooks and crannies, as well as larger gathering areas. A la Carte Brunch served on Saturdays and Sundays; and a scrumptious Roast Beef Dinner your mom would envy every Sunday evening. Wheelchair accessible. Open M-F 11am-2am, S&S 930am-2am.